#coding questions

Ah okay! I use Twine Sugarcube to code, so this won't work for any other story format. You can easily add a background image to the UI bar by adding something like this in the stylesheet:

Here, the background-image is where I'll add the source for the background image I want to include in my UI bar. You'll need to figure out media queries because different screens will display the image differently depending on the size of the image you're using.

I cheated because I didn't want to go through learning about media queries and just used a huge background image (think desktop wallpaper size) and because it was an image that I didn't really care how it appeared on different screens, it worked out fine for me.

In this example, I'm using a local folder/location for my images because I didn't want to rely on an image hosting site to do that, you'll just have a folder within your game folder named images (or whatever you want it called) and that's where you will add your background image for your UI bar.

So if your images folder is called pics and your background image is called bg_image.png, you will add something like this within your stylesheet:

#ui-bar: { background-image: [img[pics/bg_image.png]] }

In my example, I've added a background colour as well, in case the image fails for whatever reason and I've also added other properties to style the way I wanted the image to look. You'll need to fiddle around with it a bit to see what works best for you, but there is a high chance if you're looking for a specific format for your picture, you're going to need to use media queries especially if the game is going to be played on different devices such as phones and desktops.

Hi!

Not rude at all! In terms of the romances...

For Eli, Davy, and Jean, there's two sets of stats: one of them determines what kind of relationship you have with them (for example, hostile, friendly, or romantic), and one of them keeps track of any choices you make that strengthens a romantic relationship with them. However, this second variable won't matter if you're hostile with them or just friends with them.

For example, in Chapter 2, you have the choice of setting how you feel for Eli. This will code them as "Eli" = 0 (i.e. you're just friends) or "Eli" = 1 (i.e. you and Eli have feelings for each other). "elipoints" can be gained if you pick certain options with Eli (for example, taking a selfie with them). However, these "elipoints" won't actually matter if you chose to only be friends with them.

Of note, if you’re friendly with Davy or Jean, they will baseline become interested in you romantically. However, you can always reject them as early as the next chapter. 

For Vic, Dr. Grey, and Dr. Sloan, their relationship with you is determined purely by what choices you make. For example, you can gain "greypoints" if you choose to say you came to Citadel because of the way NINO has improved patient care. Therefore, entering a relationship with these three ROs is much harder, because you'll have to clear a certain threshold of "ROpoints" instead of setting your relationship with them yourself.

In summary, you can unlock the Eli, Davy, and Jean romances just by picking the initial flirty option. You can only unlock the Vic, Dr. Grey, and Dr. Sloan romances by gaining enough ROpoints with them.

Hi! I took most of the CSS from the tutorial here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/17663495/chapters/41658683#workskin

I added a few things (to do the black-on-black highlighter effect for redacted content, and phone messaging formatting for other chapters in the fic) and the full file is here (just copy-paste into the content box provided under ‘Create New Work Skin’) https://raw.githubusercontent.com/naggeluide/AO3_skins/master/redacted.css

hi, thanks so much! if you mean coding pages from scratch, my advice would be to really familiarize yourself with html, css, and how a page is structured. you could do this by examining a simple page code you like (make sure not to remove the credit!) or google basic css/html structure. here’s one i found that you could play around with. most thememakers have a tutorials link/tag on their page somewhere and google is literally your best friend. seriously, google anything you don’t know, you’d be surprised what you can find with a simple google search! w3schools.com is also a great resource.

hey !!! 

okay so take this part of the code:

and add overflow:auto; to it (inside the brackets) and then take this part of the code:

package com.alternative; import java.util.Arrays; public class CodingProblem11 { public static void main(String[] args) { //find the longest string in given input array String [] arrayInput = {"vivek" , "kadiyan" , "ram" , "chaudhary vivek kadiyan"}; String longestString = Arrays.stream(arrayInput).reduce((word1 , word2)-> word1.length() > word2.length() ? word1 :…